Hybrid Courses in Soft Tissue Grafting
and Full Arch Implantology

COURSE 1- SOFT TISSUE & BONE GRAFTING IN IMPLANTOLOGY

This course is designed for the practitioner who wishes to improve his implant dentistry clinical outcomes. The content is meant to address everyday soft and hard tissue deficiencies. The course first lays a foundation with a clear understanding of the biology of healing and then builds on it by teaching various techniques.

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COURSE OUTLINE:

• Tissue healing principles

• The biology of bone healing and soft tissue healing

• Guided regeneration principles and what materials to use

• Suturing techniques

• Bone grafting 1: Guided bone regeneration

• Bone grafting 2: Ridge expansion, Ridge spreading and Ridge splitting.

• Bone grafting 3: Bone condensation, Osseodensification

• Bone grafting 4: Trephine cores and monocortical blocks

• Bone grafting 5: Internal and External sinus grafting

• Soft tissue grafting 1: Second stage surgery and roll flaps

• Soft tissue grafting 2: Free and connective tissue grafts

• Soft tissue grafting 3: Tissue allografts

• Autologous plasma concentrates: PRF and sticky bone

• The socket shield technique

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Hands-on Workshops

• Perform soft and hard tissue deficits for 10 procedures- Guided bone regeneration, direct and indirect sinus lifts, ridge splits/expansions, partial extraction therapy (socket shields), socket grafting, plasma concentrate grafting, molar immediate implant placements and free gingival/connective tissue grafts.

COURSE 2- FULL ARCH ONE ON ONE

The predictable rehabilitation of the edentulous full arch with current techniques and materials in implantology is an exacting science. Digital prosthetically driven treatment planning and guided surgery have however enhanced the predictability of outcomes. This All-in-one course on All-on-X will teach you everything you need to know to start providing full arch implant rehabilitation.

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Onsite didactics include 3 days of lectures and hands on and 4 clinical days to treat 3 full arch patients with varying provisionalisation techniques including printed /milled provisionals and denture conversion. All participants will also restore one full arch with a definitive prosthesis.
 

COURSE OUTLINE:

• Case Selection, Diagnostic Records and CBCT Interpretation Digital Photography, Face scanning and Jaw Motion records Digital Treatment Planning, FP1/FP2/FP3 and CAD Wax Up Decision Making for Guide Design

• Design for mucosa supported guides

• Design for tooth supported guides

• Design for bone supported guides 3D printing and fabrication of full arch surgical guides

• Guided surgery instrumentation and surgical protocols Provisional materials and provisionalisation

• Chairside printing of provisionals

• Post osseointegration assessment and records Intraoral scanning and photogrammetry

• CAD design of the definitive prosthesis, CAM strategies Verification: Aesthetics, Phonetics, Occlusion and Vertical Dimension

• Final prosthetic delivery

Hands-on Workshops

• 4 clinical days to treat 3 full arch patients

• Restore one full arch with a definitive prosthesis.

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